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    Now Google Home can answer 3 questions at once

    Now Google Home can answer 3 questions at once
    Written by Bhavika Bhuwalka
    Jun 14, 2018, 10:48 am 2 min read
    Now Google Home can answer 3 questions at once

    It was announced at the Google I/O 2018 annual developer conference last month that the Google Assistant will soon be able to handle multiple actions. The update is now going live for Google Home smart home assistants. It can perform three actions simultaneously in a single voice command. The feature, called "Multiple Actions," is currently being rolled out across the US.

    Combine three requests in one voice command

    The new feature essentially allows you to stack commands by only saying "OK Google" or "Hey Google" once. The Google Assistant has also become more natural to talk to, so instead of saying "Hey Google, what's the weather in Delhi and what's the weather in Mumbai," you can conversationally ask, "OK Google, what's the weather in Delhi and Mumbai?"

    The feature will become available in these locations

    We appreciate the feedback. This feature is supported in the US, UK, Canada and Australia using the English language.

    — Made by Google (@madebygoogle) June 12, 2018

    Set alarm, switch off light, play music in one go

    In fact, eventually, you won't even have to say the wakeword all the time before talking to your Google Home. Just make sure that you separate different voice queries with the word "and" in between them. Further, it is important that each command be wholesome on its own and doesn't require a follow-up question from the Google Assistant.

    The feature currently works with US English only

    While the feature currently works with US English only, triple commands will be made compatible with other languages in the future as well, Google said.

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